School of Knowledge

United Arab Emirates, Sharjah

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees AED 8,800 - 16,440

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 1600

Type Co-educational

Opened 1990

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum British Curriculum

Taught languages Arabic, Urdu, French

Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages

Clubs Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Lifestyle and Wellbeing

Stages Early Years, Primary School, Middle School

Introduction

Located in Sharjah's Al Azra Area, School of Knowledge delivers the British Curriculum with an international approach. It uses iPrimary, an English-medium e-learning programme in English, Mathematics and Science, featuring built-in progress tests and externally benchmarked assessments. The school offers Foundation Stage 1 through Year 9. In 2012 it was acquired by the St. Mary's Group of Schools, reinforcing aims of Academic Excellence, Character Building and Leadership Training. The campus includes a clinic with full-time nurses, a library with reference and junior sections, a science laboratory and a computer laboratory for ICT skills. Indoor Games are played in an air-conditioned hall; football and karate are offered as extracurriculars. Co-curriculars include Scouts and Guides, Music and Elocution, and Art and Craft. Arabic is compulsory; Urdu and French are optional; Islamic Studies is compulsory. The integrated curriculum and activities support holistic development and leadership at every stage.

Al Azra Area, School zone, Sharjah 6 In front of Nuamiya Street; P.O. BOX 4926, SHARJAH, U.A.E

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The Essentials

Location

Al Azra Area, School zone, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. In front of Nuamiya Street. The school is accessible by Sharjah's road network in the Al Azra area. Bus transport is provided by two operators: AL SILA Bus Transport (Bus 1–3 and 15) and Emirates Bus Transport (Bus 4–14), with coordinators Mr. Jerry (054-3359993 / 050-8627418) and Mr. Noor Alam Khan (050-4797612).

Stages

FS1, FS2, Year 1–Year 9

School day structure

FS1/FS2/Year 1: 7:30 am to 12:30 pm. Year 2/Grade 1 – Year 9/Grade 8: 7:30 am to 2:30 pm.

Bus service

Yes. AL SILA Bus Transport operates Bus 1–3 and 15; Emirates Bus Transport operates Bus 4–14.

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Fees

Application / Registration fee
- Registration fee: AED 500.

Tuition fees (per grade: term breakdown and annual total)
- FS1: Term 1 (including books) AED 3,748 | Term 2 AED 2,526 | Term 3 AED 2,526 | Annual AED 8,800.
- FS2: Term 1 (including books) AED 3,892 | Term 2 AED 2,529 | Term 3 AED 2,529 | Annual AED 8,950.
- Year 1: Term 1 (including books) AED 4,002 | Term 2 AED 2,529 | Term 3 AED 2,529 | Annual AED 9,060.
- Year 2: Term 1 (including books) AED 4,771 | Term 2 AED 2,752 | Term 3 AED 2,752 | Annual AED 10,275.
- Year 3: Term 1 (including books) AED 4,760 | Term 2 AED 2,745 | Term 3 AED 2,745 | Annual AED 10,250.
- Year 4: Term 1 (including books) AED 4,760 | Term 2 AED 2,745 | Term 3 AED 2,745 | Annual AED 10,250.
- Year 5: Term 1 (including books) AED 4,871 | Term 2 AED 2,752 | Term 3 AED 2,752 | Annual AED 10,375.
- Year 6: Term 1 (including books) AED 5,575 | Term 2 AED 3,280 | Term 3 AED 3,280 | Annual AED 12,135.
- Year 7: Term 1 (including books) AED 5,664 | Term 2 AED 3,273 | Term 3 AED 3,273 | Annual AED 12,210.
- Year 8: Term 1 (including books) AED 7,435 | Term 2 AED 4,450 | Term 3 AED 4,450 | Annual AED 16,335.
- Year 9: Term 1 (including books) AED 7,536 | Term 2 AED 4,452 | Term 3 AED 4,452 | Annual AED 16,440.

Transport (optional) — routes and fees
- Sharjah route: Term 1 AED 1,520 | Term 2 AED 1,140 | Term 3 AED 1,140 | Annual AED 3,800.
- Ajman route: Term 1 AED 1,600 | Term 2 AED 1,200 | Term 3 AED 1,200 | Annual AED 4,000.

Uniform and other compulsory one‑off costs
- Uniform fees by grade (listed as a single uniform charge):
- FS1: AED 320.
- FS2: AED 350.
- Year 1: AED 350.
- Year 2: AED 350.
- Year 3: AED 400.
- Year 4: AED 400.
- Year 5: AED 400.
- Year 6: AED 400.
- Year 7: AED 400.
- Year 8: AED 700.
- Year 9: AED 700.
- Term 1 tuition amounts shown above include the books component where specified (Term 1 listed as including books).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Annual tuition is billed and payable term‑wise. Payment timing schedule: Term 1 fee before school reopens; Term 2 fee by 10 January; Term 3 fee by 10 April. Monthly or bi‑monthly arrangements are by exception and any such installment must be paid before the 10th of the month. The school does not accept cheque payments.
- Accounts / fee counter timings for in‑person payments: Monday to Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.; Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Boarding fees
- No boarding provision applies; boarding fees are not applicable.

Refund and withdrawal charges
- Written notice of withdrawal and refund application must be submitted to the Principal. If withdrawal occurs prior to the start of the academic year, the balance of the first‑term fee paid is refundable, except the Registration and Admission fee which is non‑refundable. If withdrawal occurs during a term the tuition charge is calculated as follows: attendance of two weeks or less — charged one full month; attendance of more than two weeks but less than one month — charged two full months. Fees are subject to Ministry approval and may be reviewed. Parents remain responsible for timely payment.

Accepted payment methods
- Credit / debit card; online payment via the SKIPLY app (RAK Bank); or cash. Cheques are not accepted.

Academics

Curriculum

iPrimary, an E-Learning Programme in English, Mathematics and Science, is based on the latest British National Curriculum with an International Approach. It delivers a seamless and consistent learning journey and includes built-in internal progress tests as well as external, internationally benchmarked achievement tests. The school provides education from Foundation Stage 1 through Year 9.

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Admissions

1) STEP 1 – SIGN-UP / CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT. Submit the application through the online student application form. Before accessing the online system, read the guidelines with simple instructions for completing the application. 2) STEP 2 – LOGIN REGISTRATION. After submitting the online application, an acknowledgement email with the application number is sent; keep the application number for all future correspondence and queries. Without the application number, the enquiry cannot be verified. 3) STEP 3 – ENTRANCE ASSESSMENT. The date and time of the entrance assessment are shared by email after documents are verified. The assessment determines the right placement for the applicant and is necessary to complete the registration process. After this step, the applicant may be offered a seat, placed on the waitlist, or denied. The admission process includes academic and developmental assessments to identify learners who will benefit from differentiation of instruction and attention to learning styles. 4) STEP 4 – REGISTRATION DEPOSIT. If qualified, the Registration Deposit is AED 500 (non-refundable) and secures the applicant's place. 5) AGE PLACEMENT – AY 2026-2027. FS1 / PRE KG: 3-4 years (DOB 01/09/2022 to 31/08/2023); FS2 / KG1: 4-5 years (DOB 01/09/2021 to 31/08/2022); YEAR 1 / KG2: 5-6 years (DOB 01/09/2020 to 31/08/2021); YEAR 2 / GRADE 1: 6-7 years (DOB 01/09/2019 to 31/08/2020); YEAR 3 / GRADE 2: 7-8 years (DOB 01/09/2018 to 31/08/2019); YEAR 4 / GRADE 3: 8-9 years (DOB 01/09/2017 to 31/08/2018); YEAR 5 / GRADE 4: 9-10 years (DOB 01/09/2016 to 31/08/2017); YEAR 6 / GRADE 5: 10-11 years (DOB 01/09/2015 to 31/08/2016); YEAR 7 / GRADE 6: 11-12 years (DOB 01/09/2014 to 31/08/2015); YEAR 8 / GRADE 7: 12-13 years (DOB 01/09/2013 to 31/08/2014); YEAR 9 / GRADE 8: 13-14 years (DOB 01/09/2012 to 31/08/2013). 6) REQUIRED DOCUMENTS. One coloured copy of the student's passport with a valid UAE residence visa; one coloured copy of the student's birth certificate; one coloured copy of Emirates ID (student) and both parents' Emirates IDs, passports, and visas; vaccination/immunization record; original health file from the previous school; one coloured copy of the final report card for KG2/Year 1 and above (in English); original Transfer Certificate from the previous school (after admission confirmation) or attested equivalents if transferring from another emirate or overseas, with appropriate attestations as required.

Waitlist

After the entrance assessment, the student may be offered a seat, placed on the waitlist, or denied. The waitlist is a potential outcome within the admission process.

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FAQs

Where is School of Knowledge located, and what grades do you offer?

School of Knowledge is in the Al Azra Area, Sharjah, UAE, in front of Nuamiya Street. It offers Foundation Stage 1 through Year 9, with classes for boys and girls in a co-educational setting.

Who is the head of School of Knowledge?

The head of school is Peter Rowlands, who leads the campus and its educational programs.

What curriculum does the school use and what is iPrimary?

The school uses iPrimary, an English-language E-Learning Programme in English, Mathematics and Science based on the latest British National Curriculum with an international approach. It covers Foundation Stage 1 to Year 9 and includes internal progress tests as well as externally benchmarked achievement tests.

What is the tuition range and what other fees should I expect?

Annual tuition ranges from AED 8,800 to AED 16,440 depending on the grade. A non‑refundable Registration fee of AED 500 applies, and there are grade‑specific uniform costs. Transport is optional and charged separately if used.

How does the admissions process work, from application to placement?

Prospective families submit an online application, then an entrance assessment helps determine placement. If qualified, a Registration Deposit of AED 500 secures a seat, and families may be offered a seat, waitlisted, or denied based on the assessment results.

Is there a waitlist or scholarships?

A waitlist may be used as part of the admission process after the entrance assessment. Scholarships are not listed as part of the admission options.

How is student progress assessed in iPrimary?

Progress is tracked with built‑in internal progress tests and externally benchmarked achievement tests to ensure students are meeting expected standards and progressing across English, Mathematics and Science.

Does SKO support progression to secondary education after Year 9?

Yes. The English‑language curriculum and iPrimary framework are designed to provide a seamless progression path and support transition to secondary schooling.

What facilities does the school have for learning and wellbeing?

SKO has a well‑equipped clinic with full‑time nurses, a library with reference and junior sections, a science laboratory, and a computer laboratory. Indoor Games (table tennis, chess, carrom) and daily sports and games are supported in an air‑conditioned hall.

What sports and extracurricular activities are available?

Extracurricular options include football, karate, Scouts and Guides, Music and Elocution, Art and Craft, and indoor games. Regular sports and wellbeing activities are part of the school program.

What leadership or student‑driven opportunities exist?

The school features a four‑house system with House captains and assistant captains, plus student councils and wellbeing leadership roles to promote student leadership and involvement.

How does SKO support wellbeing and safeguarding?

The Wellbeing policy centers mental health and emotional wellbeing, with a Wellbeing Team and school counsellors available. There is a Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy with a designated officer and clear reporting procedures.

How are students with special educational needs supported?

School of Knowledge is Inclusive and follows Waves of Provision (Wave 1 to Wave 3) with Individual Education Plans (IEPs) or BMPs as needed. The school coordinates with parents and external specialists to provide appropriate support.

What languages are taught, and how is English used in instruction?

Arabic is compulsory, while Urdu and French are offered as optional languages. iPrimary is delivered in English and focuses on developing reading, writing and communication to access the broader curriculum.

Are uniforms required, and what do they look like?

Uniforms are required from FS1 to Year 9. FS1–FS2 wear navy blue and white check with a pink‑and‑white striped shirt; Year 1–Year 9 wear navy blue and white check with appropriate shirts, ties or bows, and PE kit is a white T‑shirt with track pants.

Is there boarding at SKO, and what about meals?

There is no boarding provision at School of Knowledge. Meal details are not specified in the provided information.

How is the school governed and what is its institutional context?

The school is governed by a Governing Body with federation leadership, directors, principals, and parent representatives, and is part of the St. Mary's Group of Schools network.

What is the history of the school and its community involvement?

School of Knowledge was acquired in 2012 by the St. Mary's Group of Schools. Today it serves over 1,600 students with more than 110 teachers and runs a calendar that includes investiture ceremonies, grandparents' day, national celebrations, and regular parent‑teacher meetings.

How can parents engage with the school and what events are typical?

Parents receive regular communication and participate in Parent‑Teacher Meetings three times a year. The school supports parent involvement through initiatives like a planned Parent‑Teacher Council and community enrichment programs, along with events such as UAE National Day and school trips.

What documents are required for admission?

Applicants must provide copies of the passport, UAE residence visa, birth certificate, Emirates IDs for student and parents, vaccination records, the health file, the previous school's health and report cards, and, when applicable, a Transfer Certificate with attestations.

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